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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

August seems to have been a fnyor.
tie month for poets to come into the
world y, 4 It was the 18th. in 1902, that
shelley was born, and on the CIR
1909, Tennyson first saw the liobt :,
aay. On the 9TH John Dryden was
porn. ard Walter Scott was first sea-,
on the 10Th; It'll. On the 2sth, 174a
o. the month Goethe was born ~,
the zSdh, IN the same year as that IN 4,
winch 'Iennyson was born. 1soa RI
ton,sautocrat, Oliver WendellHoIrnooss
i lrst opened his eyes on the scenaa =;
this mundane sphere. 'ee"ea OF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

n. d,y's depressing hours have pHssoa'
Nnl Gathering 10 the gloom OF eve
A. eaintins nopos seem dying last
tnesIine. prAy, to ask but leave
10 lob ny lie away Ia tears
!, God would still my aching hear,
And turn thy heart 10 me 10 though"
M pierce tbs love ~ by - DART
Until within thy pain thou H"us"'
Nv comfort aud my tears.
An, weary Is the heart that slshs-
A briaeto love unkissed--
Whose dying hopes eternal cry,
Whose tears. like seas 81 mist
Enshroud thy loves lone grave,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19
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the haven for all persons o. " ros
nerves." remarks tho Atlall." bss,
tuition. 1.-THE eommisslo. NV, III III !
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OF noises. Dogs are not TO ' shops
are not to crow, whistles o. so8
railway engines are no, , ~ b
street car bells are not TO WA Iel
sters are not to cry ssoII y
streets OF the city. Vehicle, ,,s,,ss
lencc over the smooth pave"s
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
DAKOTA Bell.

We are indebted to MIR. r. B.
Hughes, of the Rapid City 'lo"onoI.
for a copy of the "Circular of Inform.
alton Of the Dakota School of Mines.
at Rapid City, i'll which the course of
study for the years 1ss7-s is outlined.
The first term begins on the fourth
Wednesday in September and ends on
the first Thursday IN February. with a
holiday vacation from Dec. 25rd to Jan.
2nd. The conrse of study includes
assaying chemistry mathematics. metal
lurgy. INNING. physics. mining law.
mineralisy aud crysta Biography: ge-
dizzy, modern languages. civil engineer
ing. surveying. mechanics and drawing
and ansbody wishing to take a course
in any of these branches can not DC
better than to attend this school. Tu.
ition is free to all bona fed residents OF
the territory. +. The catalogue was
printed at the JonrHM office and is q
very creditable piece Of work.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
THE Kf MTycKY DIALECT.

Judge Thomas. OF the Black Hills
district. is a genial gentleman. as we'll
as Il good LAWYER. says lio>. Pierce in
the Dakota edition of The Pi;opecr Press
''and he gains friends wherever he goes.
He j. a kentuckian. and has ,leaccent
peculiar to one whose home has always
been in the South. The judge knows
this and laughs good naturedly at the
Jokes told about him. Some time AGO
while holding a term of court. an at
torncy rose with Il most serious air. and.
addressln. The judge, began a most
impassioned speech. The judge listen
ed Il while with a puzzled look, and
finally interrupted the orator: "EX-
cusc me" said he. hut wha: are You
speaking about now"
The attorney informed him that 1t was
the ease of Doe vs.. Hoe. which had been
on trial for some time.
why" said the Judge. with a broad
smile. II done gone and decided that
case foh hours ago The attorney sal
down amid a general laugh from III.
brother lawyers
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

A late circular letter from the con
missioner of immigration has the
following to say concerning Dakota
crops: The weather for the past two
weeks has been favorable for growing
crops and carrying on of harvesting
operations. There has been an album
dance OF rainfall in every section of the
territory a few correspondents re-
port the crops injured by hail. but the
areas thus visited were small, and the
damage slight.
Twenty counties report no change in
condition of the wheat crop since the
publication of the bulletin of the 18th
INST: the average condition for the
territory as a,wbole i%sunchanged from
the splendid showing of twoweeks ago.
viz: seventy points. Wheat isreported
as harvested and in the stack in most
Of the counties south of the 46th parai-
lei, and is now being gathered in the
counties father north. Although as a
general thing the straw was short. yet
all reports agree in saving that The
heads were we'll filled with plump
heavy kernels. 1t is believed The
present wheat crop of the territory will
grade No. 1 with scarcely a locality en-
cepted. From the reports received dur.
ingthe growing season the area sown tc
wheat is estimated to exceed by twenty
per cent. that of last year-whicl
would make an approximate wheat
area for 1887 of 3.S9y.3S9 acres. II
is fair to presume that the yield for the
year 1887 will run considerably owe
100000 bushels. Take a most con
sentative estimate and Dakota's whea'
crop, now being harvested, will exceed
any previous record Of the territory, o
for that matter, the record of any STATE
of the Union, and will amount to NOR
than one-tenth of the entire crop of TIL
United States in 1887.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

The general average for the territory
shows that the growing corn gained in
condition three points. and now lacks
only eight points of being an ABSOLUTE
" perfect crop throughout the length
and breadth of Dakota. The crop is
from ten days to two weeks earlier than
usual, and is maturing rapidly. There
could not possibly be u stronger inceni-
i've to lead the farmer toward an en-
ilarsement of the corn area and the ex-
tension of mixed farming operations
in Che succeeding years than Ills
season $ corn crop. III is estimsted tina
the present corn croppf Dakota WI
amount 10 nearly 100000 bushels. o..
about double that OF 1856.
The crops of Fall River county are
reported as follows: Wheat. "a; corn.
80: oats. SO: rye, leo. barley, 10; flax.
100; hay, 60; vegetables, 75.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

Gov. Church has written a private
letter to President Cleveland inviting
him to visit Dakota while on his
western jumkcting expedition. and he
has taken the matter under Amusement
and may possibly favor the territory
with his august presence. Grover
should by all means visit the Springs
and battle in the cleansing waters.
which, we imagine, would purify tho
leader of the great ''%unwashea"
both physically and politically
He should bring along Gov. l.. kossntl
Church and subject him to the purify
ing process. also. The springs arc
known to cure rheumatism, paralysis
scrofula and all blood diseases of tho
most malignant type, and we SHOULD
like to see them tested on a genuine
case of political leprosy.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

Even with u short acquaintance
iii The country we have learned Nv. La
rs style too well 10 be fooled. Nearly
every creature in This part of the world
has brands. Ii is easy to recognize the
ear marks of The author of.OurO Opinion
II the author OF tllis article was at ii
loss 10 define the meaning of the a,-
peal made by the Times in reference 10
a bond tiglx. and hence a reticcnce in
speaking OF a subject he WIS not fully
acquainted with, and as he had notliinr
whatever 10 do with The dispute IN
question. how did it iapl,cn TO over
come his rct'ccnce. and without knowl-
edge. why did he mix in. THAT ei;i-
zen of Oelrichs did request Il cessation
of newspaper controversy or siriss" w,.
done on u own authority. and we ale
surprised that the Hot Srrinss sea-
should break the faith. s. Il 81 We
will simply say that il ever we want
an old so,dic-S home or amy other mad
scheme, we will apply 10 o.r WORTHY
representative from Hot Springs .--Osi-
,fichs Times
We should say then to The Oclric,ls
Times il the request for ~ cessation of
newspaper controvesy originated with
the editor thereof. he should have Oh
served the good sense TO refrain from
publishing dirty personal slang about
one OF Fall Rivers most honored and
respected citizens. and N whom SIM
| civ. has done more to advance the in
%terests of Fall River county than any
other man moi excepting the present
editor of the Oclriclls Tanrs.-
We know perhaps. as much about the
legislative affairs OF the county as our
crocllety contemporary al Oclwclls. but
we fail to see where Hot Springs or
amy of its citizens should be The butt Of
all The >enSelesS remarks made by sore
headed cranks in the county. Ii does
not appear we'll for All Immigrant TO
come into Il locality and Immediately
without cause or provocaiion. kick and
buffet The character of it, old time
citizens about without first finding an
incentive.
We We're we'll aware that all the cat
tie in thai region We're brauac but the
mavericks and we were ignorant as 10
which you wonld adopt. private mark
or go into the association, until we seen
yoltl %"waddlc.s
We are aware that yourrecent poliii-
cal baptism had washed the respect TO,
the defenders of your country from
vour heart. and consequently canno
have much love for those who revcr,
them and are willing tosacriticc none,
aud talent 10 provide FOR them q homo
the only remaining %tri'eaie that can b.
rendered by a Loyal citizen anI friend.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

You have all heard of the hen that
got buried unlera pile of hay and lived
from two weeks TO three months, ac-
cording to the ability of The nan tell
ing the story, and then anne out some
what tlin in flesh, but nevertheless in
first-class health and all right mentally
Well, a Dakota hen recently had Il
worse time than that. She accidentally
got shut in the store of a man who
doesn't advertise and remained there
four weeks. When she was rescued
she was a mere wreck. having eaten a
peck of dried apples and then drank
three or four quarts kerosene
During her enforced conn. nent the
owHiaes Of The store vas max. : a LITTLE Ito
"trip in the Country AT, IL if sSfhft..g III 4
fence and bridges with:i
lBr YOUR, pRuns: & Etc AT. Fossils
Grocery?
81 Dakotd Bell.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
FINAL o NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT DsApwoop. OAK. July 20. 1851
Notice il l'cfebv givcntlat the following named
settler has filed notice of This intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before The clerk Of cori'. Fall
River county, ID. \. at Hot Springs, D.T On Sept.
18th, 1851, viz:
Hid. No. 1886 for the 81. NV, and AZ sw'4 section
81. township s.. range > T.. Il. IL. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: John J.. Burke. James I.idpaih.
RoswellF. Common and George N. Trimmer, all
Of Hot Springs, d. T. JOHN Il. WHITEsIpE,
1917 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

O. +. Seldom. of Manville. Wyoming.
was shot aud instantly killed by m mn-
known person Sunday night. wfilo
writing in his office. The ASSASSIN ha
not yet been apprclicnlea. Mr.. Seldo'
was a director of the Omaha CONNER
cial Bank and is said to have beer
worth 100000.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

There has been eleven railroad dis
asters in the United States during 1887
winding up with the recent holocaust
at Chatsworth where SO people were
killed and horribly manalcd. making
a total as near as can be estimated OF
2233 killed and 419 wounded. This is
an appalling circumstance 10 contem-
plate and one IN which but few reasons
can be given for the increase of rail-
road accidents.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
Y A O NOTICE.

LAID OFFICE Al DEApwnop. DNK.. tu". j. fss7
Notice il hereby given that he following named
settler has filed notice of his ilten ion 10 MAKE.
llnal PROOF in support OF Ms claim and that said
proof will he mace before the clerk of court.
Fall Eivcr county. ID. r.. nj Hot Springs. ID. I. on
sentcnibeI Goth. lSS;. viz:
HENRY X. WESTERMAN,
ID. =. 32Sa Tor the nj, me- section 10. sci, sol
section 3. swii " section ,, iownship;.S range
3east. Il. II. NJ.
lie names The following Witnesses 10 prove Ills
continuous residence upon and c;i yA.iun % :; 4
Land. viz: John Wrlls. William [. t;cinond.
end ,osepil Petty, all Of Hot SPRINGS, ID. y. and
James W. Martin. of B.ifalo Gan, ID. I.
JonX u. NliTL>lpE. Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

The Minneapolis Exposition art dis
play is assuming form and proportions.
most of the displays having been re-
ceived as early as the first of the month.
1t will be by all odds the greatest art
display e opened west of the great
art centers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
'br SPRINGS
VISITORS At THE SPRINGS

: VISITORS AT THE SPRINGS :
Before leaving, should subscribe !:
for the STAR and keep informed of:
1.-THE many remarkable cures that:
ARE constantly being effected by.
:these wonderful mineral waters:
:also have it sent 10 friends east:
who are afflicted with diseases that.
these springs are known to cure:
a gill past the legislature last win
ter which allows Judges of Probate 4.
secure tombstones for all soldiers ant
mariners who served in the late war.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
TO MorAR.Es PUBLIC.

The followin. Letter. OF i,'ercst 10
notaries public has been received by the
register and receiver of the Deadwood
land Office:
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
DEpAprM-S.T-e

i'tIN!A - IHtk;iGH.
GENERAL I-sNp OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID. C.. July IA. So
Rnc1srEg \ RECEIVER. DaApwoop.
DAKOTA:
GEsrInMEN:--You are directed toca!l
u,,om all notarieS pmblic IN Your dis,-
rict who are in the habit of taking af-
iidavits in limbcr-culNure entries TO
furnish This Office with a certificate Of
the pepper officer showing ,aedaie ilicir'
commissions as such. weic given. and
when the same cNpir"d.
Action under these instruction
should be taken by You at once. and
request the no,ai,ieS public 10 FURNISH
he required evidence as soon as posi-
bic. Very respectfully.
S. Nj. SrocK>lAcsR.
Asst. Commissioner.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
In quality aya qnanttyc Of lis neWs mi1h-
out a prc't.

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letters from the East. with iarre,.ing ~,irs.iial
features. The mos complete aid ,,liabie market
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the dgy intcligcnsiy and aply discussed in it's
edi ,ol;als. The choicest mi-celiany. Al the
sporting news of the World. y d%"par'men Tor
the Farmer and s:oc',-taiser. a story by one of
the best authors. In u word, everytiiin. 70 make
u G eat Family Newspaper.
We will club The omaha Herald with
The STAR one year for the very low
rate of $3.50.
SUBSCRIBE NOW. SUBSCRIBE NOW
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19
HOT SPRINGS HACK LINE,
.E TNAYER ppnp

q E.. THAYEH PROP.
Leave Hot spriu..s ats u,,ioch q. IN. Iclee
Buffalo Gao al s O'Clock p. M. Parties wishius tv
leave Hot springs 81 a-tu nlai.c connections wit,i
passenger train gein. nur,1 rlpi!d leave notice
at Thavrr's A,ews Depot or Mipurkai.,a iioiel
preceding night in "itet TO Start AZ $50 n. IN.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

GENERAL I.sNp OsslcE,
WAsUlSGroN ID. C.. July IA. 81
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-19

REclsrEs AND RECEIVER. DaApwoop
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12
YGrrc enb 8plBiuS. Mebens 9rolt

YGrrc enb SDlBius. Webens 7rolb-
manben gisfelot en- Dag gap en- Sore.
itiains ueb ct / Narbeben at 5ilipitab
lissenbe itsrre grus, iremtraabte en-
Yise ps fortalte, at BUN bar blepsn be-
itjaalet for 20 aroner iamt ipurste, ON
ban, Der par iaa "bsilarb" piloe bore
iaa mil at ifaffe benoe benz isien.
Meo bsi 6sit os / 9ublifums Nar
parelie erflerebe aunitneren, at ban
par piGis BERTH. Snoen MCrsenbasen
Ifulbe 3ppene al Zig ielp inbinoe fig boz
bam; tbi be itulbe life iaa BET minoite
&o bele Natten.
Siblis ben naite Morsen fom uslaa
sanife rigtig TO Gutter til BAN meb 81
20 &runer. Be ~forflareoe uroer 9aa=
rer, at be life bapbe iaaet en- 8luno puo
Ginene ben bele Nat, men fclte laa BET
tise &pfninser | ginene, at be frpstebt
for at mite Spuet. @utterne uar rhine
lispis blepne iframte peb "9rplbman
oens" tuariitre OptraSen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12
Sen rette ~1afmemmeligbeo.

Bet par tent ON ap9lben. Zen fat
tise Mober iab os ipebe for at iaa BET
beitilte Grbeibe ferbist | rette lib; bet
blep meset tent, os Rutten fom. Sens
BEG file 6 S(ar sumle 9atter ioritob, at
WpSeren life funbe flare bet alene, %
iaa be9pnbte bun at ip for at bjalpe
benoe. 9atteren q altfor lioen til at
bape Sfjsn paa ajoleipm, men bun tos
ipris fat meb Spnaal ps 9raab, ipebe
os lpeoe, til bun tr9t os ipunis huppete
neo paa Muoerens Stjsb, buor bun lot.
neoe IND. Saa tos MOberen ben life
pda ine Urine o9 Nf benSe / Sen9,
penate iaa tilbase til fit arbeibe os be-
spnote at iprette rp isjen, bpab ben
lille bapbe ipet.
Oct i~tatfers fi9re Barn, bun pilbe
bj9lpe i'm fattise ipse Mober", iasoe
bun o9 imilte. "0st ejoroe mig iaa
slao us sobt / Sjertet, at leg life funoe
nenne at itanie benbes tpnbe 6insre /
ben iorfiarte Spnins; bum er inil, ps
bet er Sopeoiagen."
Snalebes trpitebe Moberen iis ielp
pper at p9re fattis paa @oos % @ulb,
men rig peb at baue en- 9atter, Der uilbe
blGlpe, iaa liben os ubebanbis BUN enb
bar.
Oct er Sjertefaset us Meninsen, bet
fommer an paa. Den lille 0atter bapbe
/ @jerninsen uiit lit sLbe Sjerte, ps
Woosren pilbe life iaare benbe peb at
itanie be imaa 5insres Buslen msb
SBmmen. Den gap benbe en- Smule
ertra Nrbeibe meb at ipratte op, bpab
Der par ipet fell, bet er Ianot; men boab
betsb bet mob at pere@ ibne til lin 0ats
tiers uIfrsmtebe &jarlisbeb % Offeruils
lisbeo! Gen fattise Wober bapbe islt
ben rette 9afnemmelisbeb ueb at mob:
tase 8atterens fjarlise @ape % 9rs
beioe; bun baobe berueo tilise itprfet
BET lille / benbes sobe 5oriet us eole
gambling. ga, til bet er life Gierninz
gems Storbeo eler YanEelisbeb, iom
sisr ben til en- so6 O9 abel, BET er 6jers
telaget os Senii9ten, iom beitemmer
bet.
Ser li9ser en- flor ~opbrasenoe pe for
aolenbe Mast / at funne piie ben rette
Safnemmelisbeo. Serior itul bu life
ie for meset paa ben Nptte, en- 8enita6s=
eaer MISUNDERSTANDING fan
for big, ie iprit os fremit pau Ssns
iisten ps Sjertelaset. Get er osrpaa
bet Sele berpr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12

6alife Cloiager. Wan bar iiolss
"3iri6er 3eits." opbaset en- bel 8anbe
Snbuitriribbere, Der lepeoe al at iabri
fere Slbiaser fra "Belebpsninsernes
9ib". Sorretninsen bleu breosn meb
mesen Smbu os sube arteOlOsiite &unb=
itaber; be fabrifsrebs 8jenitanbe bleu
nebsrupebe / prapareret Muboer os
Mprioro. 5or nosle Gar fiben git Der
meset Rp Of en- Rrtte @jenitanbe al
Sorn meb ialiomme Snoitriftsr, Der
par iunbue unper @raonins / en- Mpr.
gn l9ro Intituar ~fonitruereoe ltrafs en-
"SOrn Mber." Oct ,er MI peo Jors
bsrene blepet oplpit, at bisie Surnolbs
lager bar lauebe i Sidifis Canton 5reis
burg Os ~nebsrausOe paa ct Steb, buor
man Oioiie, at Olbsraniferne uilbe boloe
@fterforfninser.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12

Baoeefampens Bespnbelie bebsris at
siennem9lie beres Wuifler for at beiri
oisie for ale 1raibeostoifer. uaiurliss
bis eiter at DC ucsle Elmer iorinoen bar
iaset pasienoe Wuusbe traitis 5sbe,
iaaiOm 8jSb, sGs, OF o. I. .. til iis."
Saa piot Sr. y. Seitsl! Oct mao
M operlaoes tcmpeteuts 9ommers at
'aloe 2Ommen upsr bet siurts 5orilass
praftiife Y9roi.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12
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w ySNVtpo "~SN StptNDtLI SH
man flnbe iaa ie en- Milion nDiebte
BDrn iamtiois besDnoe i'm Serb 9ien
mem 2ipet, os ON ma funbe ielse mel
paa iamnte, ifulpe man ian ie fslsenbe
N9ten 100000 al Dem itprter bet fsrite
Iar, us ueb bet anbet gars llbsana er
Def %sienpGrenbe Nntal pberlisere ipr-
minbifet meb $4,000. 8eb Oct l3be
aar er be eno pberlisere forminblteoe
meo $4,000. Otter As Iar pil man
finbe, at 100000 eler 6alpbelen er
9aaebe ub al 2sbet. Otter 60 Iar iaar
man enbnu ie 10000 sraabaarebe
Weno raft ifpnoe fig fremab. Otter
so Gar er Gnta0et saaet neo til ON
trent $4,000, iom Heller Zig iremab.
@eb ubsansen al al IS glar piloe ma
lie 1913 @Ienlepsnbe, % Seierberren
ifufoe / los Glars Nars 9lberen fSres
tit fit iibite Suilelteb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-12
Campbell, 9at.

Campbell, Sat.
ct ierselist lllptfestilfelo inbtraf Der ben
22oe Septbr., ioet Senrif Sauien (gipbaften
ut fil bpire Saano aioeles tuu1t | ell SrRites
malfine, lao Den maatte amputeres liee ppers
ior Saanoleoet. Seo fin Stprte o. Nanos
nRrpRrelie lit ban itrar Saanoen no; ellers
otloe ben belle Nrm, ia maaite belle Sroppen
tommet inc / Raitinen. Settle bar en- iaa
meset iprselisere 2ilsraselie, iom 8. Sanien
bar Ell for oamIlie, 6 Yprn fra 2 til IA War
gamle, % iiooer / inlaa 8aar. San ilpttebe
berlto for 2 Nar iioen fra Yainteo Greet,
Soma.
Saar bar ri / oisie CRATER faaet taalelia
9oo Nplin9 al ale S9oarter, iom er oprfeoe;
psiaa Mais, p9 bet life alene al tioli9t mob.
nenoe Irter, er meset COB. Wgreue al "Smaa.
Srgn" par bel for oct Melte tpnbe, bells foroi
be leo npset al EGrfe / SUM, bells iorbi
8aaraanarbeioet bar for baarlist siort, men
apaliteten er goo. ia Yriierne paa Speoe
er meget lape, bliper bog llbbpttet for 5ar.
meren lioet, % De! er oerior aolfilis 8lpnf
os &lage at bpre. yiaar ri iammenlianer
Stilin9en meo iorrise Nar % mango andre
Steoer, bar ri BOG 8rlno It'll at p9re glade
% tilireoie % Serren tafnemmelige.
Sunobeostilitanoen er goo.
z. .. @jeileb.